Brain Exercise : Al Macintyre's favorite Brain Exercise is reading novels and creative writing that takes me to new ideas and imaginative universes. Here I plan to share some reviews of favorite writings in the worlds of imaginative and historical literature.
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Sunday, September 08, 2002

I am a book-a-holic and recently chatted with another blogger who also is a book-a-holic.  Suggestion: We each create a category that has reviews of the books we have loved, and we subscribe to each other's categories.  We might only post something once a month, or once a week, depending on how prolific we are. 

I would have a story like Radio Doc Sources except it would be a directory of books I have enjoyed on a particular theme or genre of literature.  In time we might split our book category into several sub-categories, and there would be SF fans subscribing to what other people have written about their favorite SF books, plus history book enthusiasts, plus other specialities.

Saturday Topics: I mainly updated some of my categories.

  • e-Radio Ideas is my input to dws.Radio.FAQ, where I shared dreams for future enhancements to Radio, explained some stuff I have figured out, shared great links with places that do plug-in tools for Radio, etc.
  • History of Science and Technology, where I am interested in seeing strange ideas from invention to fruition, and the stumbling blocks along the way, with people figuring out what the new stuff can be used for, and controversies developing.  Most of it is based on Physics and Computers, but I have a little Biology and the Humanities.
  • My Friends and Family = somewhat personal insights, worries and interests.
  • Science Fiction ... so far I have done weird stuff around my SF interests, not dead on, plus I recently been having intermittent Upstreaming problems here.

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